Sentence examples for grandchildren which from inspiring English sources

"He is in charge of my grandchildren, which is ironic," Mr. Stone said.

Together they have brought the Caros three grandchildren which Sir Anthony describes as "an absolute delight".

I don't want you to give a billion dollars to your children and grandchildren, which they will then squander in conspicuous consumption.

Like many older gay men, they receive no visits from children or grandchildren, which are often a vital currency in buildings like theirs.

Mr. McDonald attributed his change of heart in part to having two autistic grandchildren, which, he said, led him to rethink several issues.

She believes the primary reason women live so long after menopause is because they help improve the survival of grandchildren, which helps pass their own genes on.

Ma Hopwood was disqualified for her entry, "I'm just glad I finally get a grandchild," which violated the terms of the contest.

During her illness, Nicola became pregnant, which is why Mum decided to have her fourth round of chemotherapy - in the hope that she would see her new grandchild, which she did.

Ben's grandparents also call Emma "their first grandchild," which is pretty strange.

"A true assessment of heritable epigenetic changes requires studies of great-grandchildren, which will be the first generation without DES exposure".

Many older people continued to live with a grandchild, which has been shown to be protective against depression in China.